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A Headline Yesterday Stated the Green Energy Transition Has Stalled – Why?
CCUS is built into Canada's 2030 Carbon Emissions Reduction Plan. That's why $9.1 billion was committed to the country's oil and gas industry to adopt CCUS and other measures to decrease greenhouse gas emissions. But industry players are saying the money isn't enough to get them to commit their own profits to large-scale carbon emission reductions.
A Headline Yesterday Stated the Green Energy Transition Has Stalled – Why?
In Canada has the green energy transition stalled? If so, why? The answer is not the war in Ukraine but in fact, the reluctance of Canadian oil and gas companies to make necessary investments to reduce carbon emissions in all aspects of their operations. It seems they can pay out record dividends but when it comes to greening their businesses they first look to government handouts.
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